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Crowds gathered in Downtown Tucson on International Transgender Day of Visibility to demand action be taken by Arizona legislators to protect trans people. This protest comes at a time in which many states, including Arizona, are promoting anti-trans legislation.

Trans Day of Visibility rally draws in hundreds of Tucsonans to support cause and demand action

Bailey Ekstrom
April 2, 2023
UA students utilizing the many resources available on campus. 

Getting through the fall semester: A list of some major UA resources

Sohi Kang and Taylor Quinn
July 13, 2022
(Photo courtesy of the UA School of Theatre, Film & Television)

UA student films to screen at Fox Tucson Theatre for first time since 2019

Emma C. Flood from El Inde Arizona
May 6, 2022
Photo illustration of the UA Phonebook website open on a laptop.

Pronouns added to University of Arizona phonebook

Kate Ewing
October 25, 2021
On Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019 community members gathered together to walked in the Tucson Pride Parade and later celebrated at a festival held at Reid Park. 

Tucson Pride parade and festival has been postponed

Abbie Kosoc
September 27, 2021
Tucson Pride attendee walks down Country Club Road in 2019, holding a sign in support of the LGBTQ+ community.  

Struggling to be seen: UA community reactions to recent Obergefell v. Hodges statement

Hillary Schiff
October 20, 2020
On November 14, 2018 the Pride Alliance partnered with the Eon Youth Lounge, SAAF and UA’s LGBTQ Affairs to host the first ever Trans Day of Resilience event. During the event, they had varies flags placed up for grabs, representing different sexualities and genders.

The past and future of queer programs at the UA

Katie Beauford
October 4, 2020
An LGBTQ+ Pride flag flowing in the wind.

EDITORIAL: The DW is in full allyship of the LGBTQ+ community

The Daily Wildcat Editorial Staff
October 3, 2020
Before the start of the Pride Parade, two Tucson community members showed off their sigh that said "We the People means everyone".

OPINION: Pride, stolz, fierté, orgulho, ponos, zìháo

Pascal Albright
October 3, 2020
Fourth Avenue patrons walking toward the Thornhill Lopez Center, a SAAF place for LGBTQ+, while wearing masks in public on Historic Fourth Avenue in Tucson on Friday, Oct. 2, 2020.

Pride in a pandemic: Virtual parade held by Tucson Pride

Amaris Encinas
October 3, 2020
Banner University Medical Center — Tucson entrance. Banner hospital is in the background. 

The Human Rights Campaign Foundation recognizes Banner Health hospitals for their commitment to LGBTQ health care

Andres Diaz
October 3, 2020
A participant of the 2017 Tucson Pride Parade goes topless for the procession on Fourth Avenue. 

OPINION: We must normalize preferred pronouns

Geraldine Espinosa
October 3, 2020
October 11th is recognized as National Coming out Day. UofA's Coming Out Resource Fair celebrates LGBTQ acceptance and pride, providing useful information for students.

Topic of the Week: What Pride means to our staff

Selena Kuikahi, Lauren Borelli, Geraldine Espinosa, Andrea Moreno, and Aidan Rhodes
October 3, 2020
Drag queens posing with a pride attendee at the 2019 Tucson Pride festival. Tucson Pride was founded in 1977, making this the 42-annual festival.

Tucson Pride, its history and its 2020 parade

Gabriella Cobian
October 2, 2020
Eric Correa practices at the Hillenbrand Aquatic Center on the University of Arizona on Sept. 16, 2020. Dwight Dumais coaches Correa. (Photograph by Mike Christy)  

LGBTQ+ culture in UA Athletics

Diana Ramos
October 2, 2020
The Women's Resource Center is located in the main Student Union Building located in Tucson, Ariz.

Cultural centers provide support and connection for UA students

Arts desk
July 19, 2020
 Aimee Stephens (in the wheelchair) among others (Laverne Cox), outside of the Supreme Court building on the day of her case before the Court. (Wikimedia Commons) 

Pride 2020: A month of legislation, protest and social distancing

Katie Beauford
July 1, 2020
Supreme  x Leigh Bowery (June 2020) 

OPINION: Supreme x Leigh Bowery to end homophobia (Oh, and sexism)

Selena Kuikahi
June 25, 2020
Hundreds of local Tucson protesters surrounding the stage where BLM speakers spoke their thoughts during the July 6 Celebration of Black Lives on the University of Arizona Mall.

OPINION: Pride Month would not exist without activism

Juwan Chase
June 10, 2020
Members of University of Arizona Health Services Office of Diversity and Inclusion, pose for a group picture at the Second Annual UAHS LGBTQ and National Symposium Community Health Fair in Tucson, Ariz., Saturday, Feb. 22, 2020.

Health symposium sheds light on inclusivity in health care

Sam Burdette
February 24, 2020
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